Although poorly drawn, this is an example of a self drawn image I could use in my presentation to evoke some sort of emotions out of the viewer.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/madizin/5056027190/ I would have to email the photographer and ask for permission to use the image for non-commercial purposes. I would ensure them I wouldn't change the image in anyway.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_X_d6JjJ00I4/RpsQRv2U0I/AAAAAAAAMMQ/wrjYy
ILgmhs/s400/columbine+survivior+columbia+university+winning+pix.jpg
This image is an example of a copyright friendly source I found on google. It is present for everyone to use.
"Columbine Students." Online image. Blogspot. 18 Oct. 2010.
<http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_X_d6JjJ00I4/RpsQRv2U0I/AAAAAAAAMMQ/wrjYy
ILgmhs/s400/columbine+survivior+columbia+university+winning+pix.jpg>.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mein_arkengel/5026764931/in/photostream/
Because this is under an attribution license I must attribute the work in a
manner specified by the photographer without saying they endorse my use
of the image. I would create an online image citation.
Kreutz, Samael "Depression and Bipolar." 1 Aug. 2010 Online image. Flickr. Samael Kruetz. 18 Oct. 2010.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mein_arkengel/5026764931/in/photostream/.
Although poorly drawn, this is an example of a self drawn image I could use in my presentation to evoke some sort of emotions out of the viewer.
I would have to email the photographer and ask for permission to use the image for non-commercial purposes. I would ensure them I wouldn't change the image in anyway.